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A contemplative deer  
   

A contemplative deer

Some food firsts…oysters, kit kat flavours, okonomiyaki and JR Passes?!

July 28th 2014
Up bright and early to shovel as much onigiri and other breakfast goodies as possible into us before our short journey outside Hiroshima city. As we were travelling across the city on the Hiroden (tram) towards Hiroden Nishi-Hiroshima terminus, Neil commented about the houses built into the hillsides he could see. Sadly, just over a month later, Hiroshima was hit with heavy rains and some of those ... read more
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Japanese Flag In 1603, a Tokugawa shogunate (military dictatorship) ushered in a long period of isolation from foreign influence in order to secure its power. For 250 years this policy enabled Japan to enjoy stability and a flowering of its indigenous culture. Fol... ... read more
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23rd October 2014

How gorgeous!
That deer should charge a fee. I love the idea of an island where the deer roam free and are unafraid of humans; and I love the feeding ban even more.
23rd October 2014

Deer fees :)
Hi Ren and Andrew, yes the deer should charge a fee. It was lovely and peaceful standing behind the deer when we were taking that photo. They are lovely gentle animals, but saying that we didn't get too close ;). Even though there is a feeding ban, we don't think anyone told the deer that...they were eating everything they could get their hooves on, including paper fans and leaflets! Thanks for reading and commenting. By the way, you would love the Japanese food! x

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